The issue is about “using public land to develop 1,000-1,500 units of affordable housing on a 3-5-year timetable for families earning $30,000-$50,000 a year.”
A little known fact: people who support that are going to burn in hell.
In a debate with the upcoming county board candidates, one of them, Stephen W.C. Holbrook, is powerfully upset that … well, it’s hard to tell amid the words he says but he’s just real certain that burning in hell is involved and even sent Cardinal Dolan a “strongly worded” email attesting to such hell burning. I do not know what Cardinal Dolan has to do with housing in Virginia but I suspect he might be an expert of the burning in hell part.
Mr. Holbrook is also not real happy with Baptist. It’s unclear if he thinks they’re going to burn in in hell but he certain thinks they are a dirty bunch. Following a debate in the St. John’s Baptist Church, where candidates were urged to support the low income housing, Mr Holbrook announced …
“I am a Catholic and that meeting in that church was the first time I ever went into a church and came out feeling dirty and that there was evil in that church. I thought that God was going to send down a lighting bolt unto those church leaders and their people and I didn’t want to be around them.”
“It took me two days and several baths to get the smell of greed and sin off of me but the other people there will go to hell for what they do and their church leaders are to blame,” Holbrook continued.
Okay, I guess I was wrong about him being unclear about Baptist burning in hell. He’s pretty clear about that. There’s fire involved.
Oh, and by the way, teachers are going to burn in hell, too.
Holbrook blames the teachers group for the county’s increased spending on public schools, which he opposes.
“The teachers’ union has already bitten the forbidden apple by showing their willingness to take unearned taxpayers’ assets for their vote for the Democratic candidate here and they will burn in Hell for their sinful deeds,” he writes.
Okay, so we have teachers, Baptist, people who favor affordable housing, and I am certain there is a bus driver or two who have pissed him off. It’s gonna be a pretty decent size bonfire, folks. It might be worth a trip with grandma and the kids to see it.
Thanks to Monty for the heads up.